Celebrate Valentine’s weekend at Eave Restaurant & Bar where Jason Kempt will turn the harbourfront restaurant into his very own downtown piano bar. Before he was tall enough to reach the pedals, Jason couldn’t wait to get started playing piano. A career spanning more than 30 years has seen him writing, directing, producing and performing in shows across Atlantic Canada. A high school teacher by day, Jason has made time to pursue music performances throughout Canada, the USA, and a tour through Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands as part of the Irish Folk Festival. Now a regular solo performer at venues across Cape Breton, Jason brings his interactive piano bar style show to a diverse range of audiences. Enjoy the great atmosphere, awesome food, delicious drinks, top notch service! Make your reservations now.
7-10pm | Free
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